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Revamping Gas Tax for Infrastructure Funding by Hamilton Place Strategies is a document available to read on EtoBox.
- Cutting the gas tax but indexing it to inflation would have generated more revenue for infrastructure over time compared to the actual gas tax increases enacted. - If in 1993 Congress cut the gas tax from 14 cents to 11 cents but indexed it to gas prices, the tax would be generating more money for infrastructure today than the current 18.4 cent tax. - The gas tax is politically unpopular but indexing it could be a solution that raises more long-term funding while also providing economic stimulus throug
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- Hamilton Place Strategies
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